Flashcard Maker
Create and study digital flashcards. Track your progress with active recall. Cards saved in your browser.
The flashcard maker creates digital question-and-answer flashcards that are automatically saved in the browser with no server required. Study mode displays each card with a 3D flip animation and tracks progress using a Got it / Still learning system. Flashcards combined with spaced repetition and active recall are consistently ranked among the most evidence-based study methods in cognitive science research.
Add a New Flashcard
No flashcards yet. Add your first one above!
Cards are saved automatically in your browser.
How to Use the Flashcard Maker
- 1Enter the question (front) and answer (back) for your flashcard in the Add a New Flashcard form.
- 2Click Add Card — the card is saved automatically in your browser.
- 3Continue adding cards for your topic. Edit or delete any card using the ✎ and × buttons.
- 4Click Study to enter study mode, or Shuffle & Study for random order.
- 5In study mode: click each card to flip it and reveal the answer, then mark Got it or Still learning.
- 6View your final score at the end of each session.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are my flashcards saved?
Yes — your flashcards are automatically saved in your browser's local storage. They persist between sessions as long as you use the same browser and don't clear your browser data. No server or account is needed.
What is active recall and why does it work?
Active recall is a learning technique where you test yourself on information rather than passively re-reading it. Research by Roediger & Karpicke (2006) and others consistently shows it produces far stronger long-term memory retention than highlighting or re-reading — often by a factor of 2x or more.
How does the Got it / Still learning system work?
During a study session, after revealing each answer you mark whether you knew it ("Got it") or need more practice ("Still learning"). At the end you see your score out of total cards. You can restart or shuffle for another round.
How many flashcards can I create?
There is no hard limit. Browser local storage typically allows several megabytes of data, which is enough for thousands of cards. Cards are stored as lightweight JSON text.